Master of Business Administration

The Swinburne MBA offers six specialisations: Business Information Systems (teaching how businesses can exploit technology to improve decision making), Digital Marketing (building businesses using traditional and data-led marketing strategies), Human Resource Management (providing theoretical skills and practical experience to create dynamic workplace cultures), Project Management (equipping students with real-world experience to manage diverse, complex projects), Supply Chain Innovation (co-designed with industry partners combining supply chain management, design thinking and data analytics), and Social Impact (for professionals seeking to create and lead positive social change).

Yes, the Swinburne MBA holds prestigious AACSB accreditation, placing it in the top 5% of the world's higher education business schools. It is also ranked global top tier by US CEO Magazine.

According to QILT's Postgraduate Graduate Outcomes Survey (2021–2023), 91.8% of Swinburne MBA graduates found employment within four months of graduation. The median income for postgraduate graduates one year out is $79.5K.

Yes, a fast-track option is available for those who already have business or industry experience. Students participate in workshops with assessments based on the workplace. Depending on qualifications and experience, the program can be completed in 1 year (with proven relevant working experience and cognate learning) or 1.5 years (with proven relevant cognate learning), compared to the standard 2-year duration.

The Swinburne MBA develops a broad range of skills including management expertise and business acumen, advanced interpersonal skills and influence, data-driven audits and building strategies, developing emotional intelligence (EQ), digital intelligence (DQ) and cultural intelligence (CQ), sustainable and socially responsible solution design, and implementation of next-gen technologies.